Sentence examples for be interpreted only in from inspiring English sources

But I should like to say emphatically that it can be interpreted only in this way: In those areas, which were very numerous at the time, I could not put into effect an administration to deal with manpower until order had been restored through executive forces.

They suggested that the far-field data could be interpreted only in terms of viscoelastic relaxation, whereas two other processes are dominant in the near field data.

Given the high variability of endolithic infestation along the South African coastline, this result must be interpreted only in terms of a comparison between the two species.

First, the mock, non-target siRNA procedure by itself caused an increase in the pH of the lysosomes for an extended period of time and therefore the resulting effect on the rates of proteolytic degradation within the RPE could be interpreted only in a hypothetical sense.

Thus, the lack of statistically significant age differences in Einstein and McDaniel's [4] study can be interpreted only in light of this ease of ongoing task confound that did not succeed in equating performance on the ongoing task but made it easier for older versus younger adults.

The confounding ORs should therefore be interpreted only in qualitative terms.

Those 50 previous years under Soviet control are interpreted only in terms of "occupation" and humiliation, and any symbols of the previous regime, both welfare state and communist architecture, are wilfully demolished.

Therefore, all CIs reported for these secondary variables were interpreted only in an exploratory sense.

Up to now, this observation has been interpreted only in light of excessive uptake of substrate that may result from a high level of the transporter in the membrane.

Our results can be interpreted only using a scheme in which dNTP binding is required for kinetically productive DNA binding.

CRP values can never be diagnostic on their own and can be interpreted only at the bedside, in full knowledge of all other clinical and pathological results [ 18].